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Finally, I published this Framer component last night!
What I like about this component is you can connect it to your CMS so the content updates automatically when you edit, add, or remove items. No need to upload content manually. Each card also contains a link to its project page.
I created this myself because I couldn’t find a gallery component in the marketplace that automatically connects with the CMS. Existing ones still require adding items manually, and I didn’t want that. I wanted a project index that lists CMS items. Out of frustration, I made it myself and I’m so proud of how it turned out!
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